Use the following table of values to answer problems 2 through 11. [These values can be generated in R using the command gnrnd4( key1=817416503, key2=3600266 ).] Table for problems 2 through 11 275 294 294 286 276 300 293 289 299 296 295 291 296 295 296 282 278 297 300 302 284 289 289 302 286 295 299 297 301 298 297 298 287 297 282 272 276 290 296 272 276 292 275 302 280 293 294 296 300 284 273 281 292 288 278 285 296 298 276 300 296 295 283 280 293 301 (2) Give the mean of the data (to 2 decimal places). (3) Give the median of the data (to 2 decimal places). (4) Give the mode of the data. (5) Give the first quartile value of the data, using the R definition (to 2 decimal places). (6) Give the third quartile value of the data, using the R definition (to 2 decimal places). (7) Give the IQR for the data (to 2 decimal places).

(8) Give the lower cutoff for outliers for this data (2 decimal places). (9) Give the upper cutoff for outliers for this data (2 decimal places). (10) If this data represents a population, give the standard deviation of the data (to 3 decimal places). (11) If this data represents a sample, give the standard deviation of the data (to 3 decimal places).